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Tuesday 10/18 to Thursday 10/20
Elementary and High School
Tuesday, October 18: Arroz Con Pollo (Rice with Chicken), Tortillas, Citrus Cabbage Salad, Pineapple, and Milk
Wednesday, October 19: Sloppy Joes, Oven Fries, Coleslaw, and Milk
Thursday, October 20: Chicken Alfredo, Pasta, Green Beans, Pears, and Milk
Breakfast:
Tuesday: Sausage and Egg Biscuit, Applesauce, and Milk
Wednesday: Pancakes, Sausage, Mixed Fruit, and Milk
Thursday: Biscuits and Gravy, Mixed Fruit, and Milk
GO BOBCATS!!
Elementary and High School
Tuesday, October 18: Arroz Con Pollo (Rice with Chicken), Tortillas, Citrus Cabbage Salad, Pineapple, and Milk
Wednesday, October 19: Sloppy Joes, Oven Fries, Coleslaw, and Milk
Thursday, October 20: Chicken Alfredo, Pasta, Green Beans, Pears, and Milk
Breakfast:
Tuesday: Sausage and Egg Biscuit, Applesauce, and Milk
Wednesday: Pancakes, Sausage, Mixed Fruit, and Milk
Thursday: Biscuits and Gravy, Mixed Fruit, and Milk
GO BOBCATS!!
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Christopher Andrew Garcia pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 20-24 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant received fines and costs totaling $253. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters.
Phillip Don Shepard pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 20-24 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant was ordered to pay $253 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. Madysen Meshelle Paxton pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 10-19 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant was ordered to pay $73.50 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. Paul Lorenzo Cruzen pleaded guilty and was found guilty of Speeding 10-19 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. Defendant was ordered to pay $172 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. |
Jules Marie pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 20-24 MPH Over the Posted Speed Limit. She was ordered to pay $253 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: Deferred sentence for one-year.
Chad David Weimer pleaded guilty and was found guilty of Driving Under Restraint and Passed on Left in Unsafe Manner. He was ordered to pay $253.50 in fines and costs. Nathan L. Wornell was found guilty of Fail to Yield Right-of-Way/Stop Sign. He received $142.50 in fines and costs. Jon W. Boughton pleaded guilty and was found guilty of Driver’s License Permit Unauth Minor/DR. He was ordered to pay $74.50 in fines and costs. Cory M. Priester pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Speeding 25 mph OR More Over the Posted Speed Limit. He was ordered to pay $78 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. Madison G. Barwick pleaded guilty and received a deferred sentence for Careless Driving. She was ordered to pay $62.50 in fines and costs. Other Conditions of Sentence: 12-month deferred sentence. No traffic violations during deferred period. All fines and fees must be paid during deferred period. Court costs are suspended if deferred sentence is completed successfully. Court costs will be incurred if conviction enters. John C. Shore pleaded guilty and was found guilty of Unsafe or Defective Vehicle. He was ordered to pay $99.50 in fines and fees. |
Zeller Endorses Canda for BOCC
Citizens of Custer County,
I strongly encourage you to vote for County Commissioner Bill Canda in the upcoming election. Let me tell you why.
Bill is a proven leader with over forty years of experience. He is a retired Air Force Colonel. A Colonel is like a senior business executive with responsibility for over 3,000 to 5,000 employees. A Colonel is not an appointed or inherited rank, it is earned by twenty-plus years of proven leadership. Along with his years of aerospace defense contracting, Bill dealt with the security of our nation and our lives. Although this proven leadership is very significant, this is not why I'm voting for Bill. Bill also holds strongly to sound political principles. He believes in the rule of law and the Constitution. His understanding of the role of the free citizen, personal responsibility, and financial accountability, make him a superior county commissioner. While this is important, this is not why I'm voting for Bill.
I am voting for Bill for a more serious reason. As you probably know, the United States is in the midst of a culture war. On one side of the fight are those who hold to freedom, truth, and life. On the other side are those who promote socialism, delusion, and death. At risk are the thoughts and souls of generations to come, along with the destruction of the United States as it was intended to be by its founders.
Because of this culture war, voting in an election has become a moral issue. The voter must do what they can to know the candidates. A candidate may look good or may have some visible flaws, but what is paramount is the world view the candidate holds to inside. You must know and evaluate the candidates to know which side of the battle line they stand on.
I know that Bill is on the side of freedom, truth, and life and that is why I'm voting for him and ask you to also.
Dr. Andrew S. Zeller
President, Sangre de Cristo Seminary
Chaplain (COL) U.S.A.R. (Ret.)
I strongly encourage you to vote for County Commissioner Bill Canda in the upcoming election. Let me tell you why.
Bill is a proven leader with over forty years of experience. He is a retired Air Force Colonel. A Colonel is like a senior business executive with responsibility for over 3,000 to 5,000 employees. A Colonel is not an appointed or inherited rank, it is earned by twenty-plus years of proven leadership. Along with his years of aerospace defense contracting, Bill dealt with the security of our nation and our lives. Although this proven leadership is very significant, this is not why I'm voting for Bill. Bill also holds strongly to sound political principles. He believes in the rule of law and the Constitution. His understanding of the role of the free citizen, personal responsibility, and financial accountability, make him a superior county commissioner. While this is important, this is not why I'm voting for Bill.
I am voting for Bill for a more serious reason. As you probably know, the United States is in the midst of a culture war. On one side of the fight are those who hold to freedom, truth, and life. On the other side are those who promote socialism, delusion, and death. At risk are the thoughts and souls of generations to come, along with the destruction of the United States as it was intended to be by its founders.
Because of this culture war, voting in an election has become a moral issue. The voter must do what they can to know the candidates. A candidate may look good or may have some visible flaws, but what is paramount is the world view the candidate holds to inside. You must know and evaluate the candidates to know which side of the battle line they stand on.
I know that Bill is on the side of freedom, truth, and life and that is why I'm voting for him and ask you to also.
Dr. Andrew S. Zeller
President, Sangre de Cristo Seminary
Chaplain (COL) U.S.A.R. (Ret.)
September 27, 2022
22-0646: A deputy investigated a road rage between two parties. Neither party chose to press charges on the other.
22-0645: Brian Griffith of Rye CO, was issued a summons for No Proof of Insurance and Passing in a No Passing Zone on Highway 96.
September 28, 2022
22-0647: A citizen reported a fraudulent check was cashed in McDonough, GA in the amount of $5,400.63. A police report was issued to provide to her bank.
September 29, 2022
22-0650: A deputy was notified that a trespassing incident was in- progress on Highway 96 MM 25. Four deputies responded and took Kevin Martinez into custody. Martinez was booked for Trespassing and Tampering with a Utility Meter. There was a prior open case for Kevin Martinez, also in the Wetmore area.
September 30, 2022
22-0652: Alexis Collins was issued a summons for Failure to Provide Insurance and a warning for a Broken Headlight on Highway 69 MM 59.
October 1, 2022
22-0653: A deputy responded to assist on a motorcycle crash on Highway 96 MM 21. Later the deputy used a bolt cutter to cut a padlock on a gate to allow Flight for Life to land in a cow pasture and EMS to transfer the patient to the helicopter.
October 2, 2022
22-0654: A deputy booked found property into evidence. The property contained a MacBook, camera, and a battery charger.
October 3, 2022
22-0656: Michael McCune of Canon City was issued a speeding ticket for Traveling 82 MPH in a Posted 65 MPH Zone on Highway 96.
22-0655: A deputy performed a welfare check for a 65- year- old male on CR 328, requested by a neighbor. The male had refused medical care from EMS the prior day. Both of the male’s vehicles were in the driveway and his two dogs were visible from the window. The deputy entered the home from a second story window and found the person deceased. The deputy had a neighbor take temporary custody of the two dogs and called the coroner. The next of Kin could not be located and the SO reached out to CIAC for assistance in determining next of kin.
October 4, 2022
22-0657: A deputy responded to the Skate Park in Silver Cliff and took a report of criminal mischief. The report was passed on to the School Resource Officer for follow -up investigation.
October 5, 2022
22-0660: A citizen found property on South Colony Road and turned it over to the Sheriff's Office to attempt to locate an owner. The property is a library book and prescription eyeglasses. Will attempt to locate owner using the library.
22-0659: A citizen filed a report that their neighbor was firing guns.
22-0658: Note: Unlawful Sexual Conduct, will update when investigation completed.
October 6, 2022
22-0666: The School Resource Officer investigated suspicious comments.
22-0665: Deputies planned and conducted a high- risk arrest of fugitive Brandon Allen for Florence PD.
22-0664: Custer SO and Custer DHS worked to find placement for a child.
22-0663: A deputy assisted Florence PD with a felony warrant arrest of Jessica Hines for aiding a fugitive.
22-0662: The School Resource Officer contacted a student at school and confiscated a knife. The matter was handled by the parents and school staff.
22-0661: A deputy took a crash report for a vehicle vs. a deer.
October 7, 2022
22-0667: A deputy took a report of theft of 40 gallons of diesel fuel from a commercial truck parked at Range View Loop.
22-0646: A deputy investigated a road rage between two parties. Neither party chose to press charges on the other.
22-0645: Brian Griffith of Rye CO, was issued a summons for No Proof of Insurance and Passing in a No Passing Zone on Highway 96.
September 28, 2022
22-0647: A citizen reported a fraudulent check was cashed in McDonough, GA in the amount of $5,400.63. A police report was issued to provide to her bank.
September 29, 2022
22-0650: A deputy was notified that a trespassing incident was in- progress on Highway 96 MM 25. Four deputies responded and took Kevin Martinez into custody. Martinez was booked for Trespassing and Tampering with a Utility Meter. There was a prior open case for Kevin Martinez, also in the Wetmore area.
September 30, 2022
22-0652: Alexis Collins was issued a summons for Failure to Provide Insurance and a warning for a Broken Headlight on Highway 69 MM 59.
October 1, 2022
22-0653: A deputy responded to assist on a motorcycle crash on Highway 96 MM 21. Later the deputy used a bolt cutter to cut a padlock on a gate to allow Flight for Life to land in a cow pasture and EMS to transfer the patient to the helicopter.
October 2, 2022
22-0654: A deputy booked found property into evidence. The property contained a MacBook, camera, and a battery charger.
October 3, 2022
22-0656: Michael McCune of Canon City was issued a speeding ticket for Traveling 82 MPH in a Posted 65 MPH Zone on Highway 96.
22-0655: A deputy performed a welfare check for a 65- year- old male on CR 328, requested by a neighbor. The male had refused medical care from EMS the prior day. Both of the male’s vehicles were in the driveway and his two dogs were visible from the window. The deputy entered the home from a second story window and found the person deceased. The deputy had a neighbor take temporary custody of the two dogs and called the coroner. The next of Kin could not be located and the SO reached out to CIAC for assistance in determining next of kin.
October 4, 2022
22-0657: A deputy responded to the Skate Park in Silver Cliff and took a report of criminal mischief. The report was passed on to the School Resource Officer for follow -up investigation.
October 5, 2022
22-0660: A citizen found property on South Colony Road and turned it over to the Sheriff's Office to attempt to locate an owner. The property is a library book and prescription eyeglasses. Will attempt to locate owner using the library.
22-0659: A citizen filed a report that their neighbor was firing guns.
22-0658: Note: Unlawful Sexual Conduct, will update when investigation completed.
October 6, 2022
22-0666: The School Resource Officer investigated suspicious comments.
22-0665: Deputies planned and conducted a high- risk arrest of fugitive Brandon Allen for Florence PD.
22-0664: Custer SO and Custer DHS worked to find placement for a child.
22-0663: A deputy assisted Florence PD with a felony warrant arrest of Jessica Hines for aiding a fugitive.
22-0662: The School Resource Officer contacted a student at school and confiscated a knife. The matter was handled by the parents and school staff.
22-0661: A deputy took a crash report for a vehicle vs. a deer.
October 7, 2022
22-0667: A deputy took a report of theft of 40 gallons of diesel fuel from a commercial truck parked at Range View Loop.
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